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By the way, you can change the resolution and font size of windows by right-clicking on the desktop and selecting &quot;Properties&quot;, then selecting the &quot;Settings&quot; Tab.<br />
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By the way, you can change the resolution and font size of windows by right-clicking on the desktop and selecting "Properties", then selecting the "Settings" Tab.


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I didn't get my query answered. Anyway thanks. What i want is that My controls in VB application forms should not get centered or move to left or right when the resolution changes instead i want it to remain it in the same area where they were placed just reducing the size. or look.
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I didn't get my query answered. Anyway thanks. What i want is that My controls in VB application forms should not get centered or move to left or right when the resolution changes instead i want it to remain it in the same area where they were placed just reducing the size. or look.

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If you don't program the controls to move on the form, the will not move. Everything will stay the same relative to the screen size.<br />
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If you don't program the controls to move on the form, the will not move. Everything will stay the same relative to the screen size.


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I am making an application in VB 6.0 and the resoultion I am using is 640 X 480 resoultion . My question is if some one changes the resolution of its PC will the application change accordingly without disturbing its looks or do i have to do some coding to make it suit the user's resolution .
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I am making an application in VB 6.0 and the resoultion I am using is 640 X 480 resoultion . My question is if some one changes the resolution of its PC will the application change accordingly without disturbing its looks or do i have to do some coding to make it suit the user's resolution .

How to design application to suit different resoultion.

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